By default, your web hosting fees are billed annually. If you choose to place a credit card on file, we can automatically deduct the payment each billing cycle. If you do not want your credit card automatically charged each billing cycle, you can receive an invoice to pay it manually.

Yes. You will have the option to point multiple domains to the same hosting account (ex domain.com and domain.net point to the same place), or to separate directories (ex domain1.com to /domain1directory/, domain2.com to /domain2directory/).

New email accounts are simple to setup. We will provide you with clear step-by-step instructions to setup you up with Microsoft Outlook, your iPad/iPhone, Android or Blackberry devices. We can also walk you through the process over the phone at no additional charge.

Yes. You can upgrade your account at anytime. There are no extra fees involved in upgrading. You can upgrade your account by contacting us today.

In order to accept credit cards you must have a Merchant Account. We have partnered with several providers who can help you setup your own merchant account & online processing system. If you don’t already have a merchant account please contact us for information on obtaining one.

The SSL (and TLS) protocol is the Web standard for encrypting communications between users and SSL (secure sockets layer) e-commerce sites. Data sent via an SSL connection is protected by encryption, a mechanism that prevents eavesdropping and tampering with any transmitted data. SSL provides businesses and consumers with the confidence that private data sent to a Web site, such as credit card numbers, are kept confidential. Web server certificates (also known as secure server certificates or SSL certificates) are required to initialize an SSL session.

Customers know when they have an SSL session with a Web site when their browser displays the little gold padlock and the address bar begins with an https rather than http. SSL certificates can be used on Web servers for Internet security and mail servers such as IMAP for mail collection / sending security.

SSL provides businesses and consumers with the ability to collect private data, such as credit card numbers, in a secure and confidential manner. If you intend to collect any kind of sensitive information from your clients you should get an SSL certificate to encrypt the data. Also, some state laws now require secure transaction processing and the protection of customer information. This is known as PCI Compliance or standards set by the Payment Card Industry.